The 2019 KTM 50 SX is a mini motocross bike built for young riders (aged 4-10) who are new to the world of dirt biking or want to take their first steps in racing. Just like its bigger siblings, the 50 SX is a genuine KTM, packed with high-quality components that make it a great choice for beginners.
Engineered for Young Riders
The key feature of the 50 SX is its engine. It delivers controllable power in a way that is perfect for novices. An automatic clutch eliminates the need for gear changes, allowing young riders to focus on throttle control and navigating the terrain.
High-Performance Suspension
Despite being a mini bike, the 50 SX boasts top-of-the-line WP AER 35 air-sprung forks. These forks are lightweight and easily adjustable to suit different rider sizes and track conditions. In the rear, a fully adjustable PDS suspension system complements the front forks, providing a comfortable and confidence-inspiring ride.
Lightweight and Agile Handling
The 50 SX weighs in at a mere 91.5 pounds, making it easy for young riders to maneuver. A chromium molybdenum steel frame keeps the bike lightweight yet strong, while the slim bodywork inspired by KTM’s full-size SX line offers excellent ergonomics for improved handling.
Safety Features
The 50 SX comes equipped with hydraulic disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels, providing ample stopping power. Maxxis tires offer good grip on various terrains.
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Things to Consider
Overall
the 2019 KTM 50 SX is a fantastic option for young riders who are ready to take their dirt biking experience to the next level. With its controllable power, high-quality components, and lightweight handling, the 50 SX provides a safe and exciting platform to learn and grow in the world of motocross.
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